Show 'a 18 Dern Returns For Contest - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Withjaffir Ira Due from Northwest Thursday Leg Appears Better Report Dalle Start 113 Leacf 107 Annlmessic 107 Tenant 110 aCatty Lady 102 Big Spring RESULTS First race 4'i furlongs — unencumbered 116 (Fmnrny) 5 So 432 S3 U won Min- 118 four and ton lie (Front) 815 36 6 30 second Our Beeond race 01300 13 00 third Time furlongs— War Plane 119 Weatlv-H- y Fancy 110 (Murray) 104 Home Tima 100 Wild Kitty 103 53 Aslo rant— Cousin Rocers Invidious Thunder Tone Transmission Captain T Dress Doll 109 Pori at Dawn 100 Fountain 104 Flaming Manila 113 Haaaereon 116 Hih Bocks Trut Flay Little Toney and Boy 109 aOenera! Lejeunc aJoust 106 ExperLu Orescent City Second race six furlon— Homer L tD7 119 Buz7le Kenny 109 General Court 113 Meade) 115 00 17 42 14 60 won Elysium Donate 109 Dolly's Baby 113 Louis O 109 35 34 94 08 second Birthday Powder Monkey 109 113 (Russet!) Drawings for the state championThird race 81300 one and Oift U7 (Neal) J 04 third lime 12 -3 miles— Dunfern 113 Earful ship eliminations of the Utah Soc Also ran — Jolly Dolle Gun Fire Busy Mon108 Madam Queen 100 flhylouk 110 Jealous cer arch Black Coinet Battle Sweeo Chicago Fool Union were made Wednesday 100 Camp Parole lnft Catty Lady 108 Girl Weldeleeu Oslo and Outburst 103 Noble Bir 108 gun Dreamer 103 evening at a meeting of union memThird race 4‘ fmlpuga— Mama Mater Crimsnl bers and officials in the Deseret 35 18 31 $2 48 won Anna Coin Ancoda 118 Bedaie 105 Snooty 100 113 (Rose) Fourth race steeplechase and 7 30 110 (Bchutte) 1473 second Princadded three miles— Princess Kymiitisiuiii A up 12600 34 08 third Time A 110 (8rotth ess First round pairings match Ger 5 54 Also rans— French Wench Stage ciovdjj is silver Bar iu pppermn i Maid Rita Ann and Lettie Lee manla against Utah Copper and Og- 5 m? Rd )?i‘nLSZ°d°ML Fourth race Krev 140 157 Joe Marshall 113 rHiliy Cock gen against Vikings with two other I Alien) 113 sRevolver 157 Hetman 153 Briguell clubs Sait Lake Callies and O S 35 28 34 02 second Mongol 105 (McCoy) 157 187 Oor&e 157 Lunar Golden Annap- L 100 'Meade) 33)8 third olis 153 Frist) Malden drawing byes The Callies play rManZHha 153 Bolton 153 1 27 5 Also Time Fifth race (1300 four and the O S L In second round compeFreshet Loug Run Major Lamphier and 113 Tide Rlnile furlonga— Laddy Chene Damm 110 8un Tweed 113 Hobnob 110 tition while the two winning elevens Fifth race one mile— Ladr Brosdcaat 115 Lsdlno 110 c Americana 116 Missing Caddie of the first round games meet for 0 10 33 44 won Flay Time (Allen) 17 08 116 cPeacock Alley 110 aDark Bkeeter U3 the right to enter the semifinals Meht-ninsecond 107 (OarneD 110 00 34 60 f 3 70 third Knight 110 Bolt 100 (James) Time Clear Sixth race 11300 and up The final brings together the win10 5 Also rans— Royal Julisn Yankee 119 ners of the two semifinal miles— Griff W one and contests Doodle and Thistle Ann 105 109 Bienville Rea Merry Mack Lady Blot He Sixth race mile and for the state championship Dates 105 Cogwheel 113 Poll-te- n ill Reform amp 7 74 113 (Russell) 34 98 out won Royal 114 Rundale 113 Ellona 109 Fairdawn play thfe winner of which takes pos$0 43 out second Sun 113 (Markham) gtelvio 114 Time 105Seventh Lucky Dan 118 (Meade) out third race $1300 and up session of the Daynes cup will be 49 Also ran — Promotion and Banner one miles— Fair Beth 109 set following this week's games and BrUht 114 113 108 Gold Guilford Btar Villager Officials ordered a replay of the Seventh race 14 miles— Duelist (Turner) Blurh Dlneen 114 Elizabeth 108 Silver won 38 10 330 44 107 Neirodale 351 78 111 Salt Lake Callles-Vlkln- g 113 game beRoyal Stepter My Panoply Stoop Heren-deen 107 13 48 14 second 20 (Meade) 110 118 113 Nealon Kay cause of the former club's using an Intrepid 107 (Neal 38 12 third Time I 50 4- -5 Weather clear track fast Also ran — Devon Bell Bmlth Burlap James ineligible man Sommer The game M Hmhstorm Scarlet Brigade Bogan may affect the league standing but Dodssou Chatson ENTRIES ClUncniLL First race IioO four and will not have any bearing on the onMialf furlonBH— LUtle Cup 118 Anita PIMLICO RMMTft x HI Spanish Flirt 116 Shaker Lady Davnes cup draw First race 4'a furlonns—Oenersl Advance US Marmitana 110 Bell Bird H0 Miss 100 (Ellis) $1 90 33 70 13 50 won 7onda Players Kelly of the Vikings and 116 Monks fox 116 Lady Batts 3 3 HuntlUKioii 50 second: To we© 80 U3 (Crltchfteld) the Callies drew susof Longman 113 (Bejshak) 310 30 third lime 54 25 110 Precious Arm 110 Trlansic 118 Supreme Also mnsi—The Crane Overtime flemeatrr Lady 116 Lucky Polly ill Doininaut Star pensions for the next two games beH 110 116 HI Ilabana Marcclet BUI Nora Welterweight Flying cause of misconduct on the field in Bouth Curmudgeon Choice 110 Nancie 116 Sixty 118 Eleanor1 Tour Turkish Gold and Polo Btr last Sunday’s game between the two Cotton Time 110 Second race mile and 11500 and Second race up teams Fair Beth 115 (Berio) 87 $5 $3 30 won furlonga — Srapeaoat 110 Mark Anthony Very High 100 (Simpson) 114 80 38 70 sec- six ond: Snooty 100 (Peg) 3180 third Time 110 De Wet 110 Sweet Joe 110 aStokeala 105 105 Butts Leary Marilyn K 105 Male! I 47 5 Also rana—Buddha Trsumel Ce110 Jacqueline Coogle 3 10 Silver Lake 110 celia Orob Big Tee Brown Mild Go Between Harvard Humdinger and Frances Ledford HO Hellbroun 110 Harvest Sun 110 Irm local Dern heavyweight Wrestler is due back In Salt Lake a from trip to the Thursday early northwest where he engaged In two matches during the tore part of the week- - Ira Is returning here from the trip to clash with Alexis Kaffir colored panther of the ring at McCullough’s arena Friday night Word was received from Dern Wed- hesday afternoon that his Injured leg had healed rapidly and that he does not expect It to give him any trouble Friday night If It does another Invader is likely to depart from Salt Lake carrying a portion of the ring prestige Dern has been more than ten years building fflr In workouts Is as Quick a flash on his feet and appears be as strong as any heavyweight to perform here this season The 'Senegalese grappler specializes In body slams and vicious leg holds Kaffir declares he Is Immune from leg holds Dern has a wide variety of holds so will not be disappointed If he Is unable to “go to work” on Kaffir’s trick pins Dean Detton Is groomed for his tnoet trying test as a professional Cooper Third race aix furlongs — Golden Prince 37 70 34 80 $3 50 won: 109 (Kurtzlnger) wrestler when he enters the rln Sister Zoe 105 (Godfrey) 115 80 39 second with Charlie Frisbie The Boston Chlo Boy 35 80 third Time 110 (Watters) Also rans— Solace Dark Hero I! grappler probably has had too much Blimp and Kharasan man but local for the experience Fourth race mile and 70 yards— Iron the gameness displayed by Detton Had 108 (Mergler) 313 10 18 30 IS 50 won Jn previous matches should carry him Hurry Bv ina (Colt!iltti 17 38 10 40 second: “ j Soltcens 105 bAnnie Ree 106 Aerio aPretty Penny 105 Wild Laurel U0 115 bUp Guiltier HO four and Third race $J4f0 furlonga— Doctor Happy 115 Mafly Marcus 107 Wise Talk 110 aTippanaugh 5 110 Louie Dear HO TelllcO 110 aGolden Star Prince Hotspur 112 Sandals 107 Danver 112 Baraahrnova 110 Epidemic 110 Mendell 110 Brisht Moon 107 Frederick 116 1500 and Fourth race up alley Forge 109 'Kurtzlngerl $11 third one-ha- lf to at least a draw furlongs — Ray Bladea 108 Dream Bis lx and Also rgna-PI- ne ime 1 40 5 Patricia Mnrtan 107 Flimsy 107 Suitor 113 At Newman and Sam Thores Boring Miss Madelvn Billy Buttons Ultra 100 110 100 Gallant Knight Cftiome Roy Nostaw 114 Btar and Bar 114 Toughhouse Greek are expected to Marine Margaret Me Fleet Flat and one mile— Fifth race 11400 furnish the rough entertainment durFifth race six furlongs— Red Ronald 130 Half Doll 106 Cousin Day 110 Rirtgevlew (Ourrea) 38 80 $3 00 33 30 won Oay 100 Ben ing the evening These two rugged Pal Blair 106 Bobs Play HO San 33 10 3340 second 135 (Workman) 109 Upsweep 105 Oetfln' Even 110 a limit meet time Presto In will grapplers Inferno Lad 131 (Wattera) $3 third Time judge Leuders 110 Tack H2 HUee 100 Wee 5 match 13 Also rana— Mina Sweeper Just Drop 107 Les Nelson and Bobby Sampson Beiteva and Mud and up race $1200 Wth race and 70 yards-S- un Vir oneSixth inileaPiidona 112 and Welters with a match for the winner 117 (Watters) mile 3 60 $2)0 won: Chat $3 30 112 Sam Pass 113 Workless Business Big Es-aare with Hy Sharman at stake should y 108 (MeOinnia) 4 40 3 second: 112 Llonhearted 112 113 Black Thunder 120 third Time Arrftdhm (Kurtzinger) na Happy Ud 111 Draha put on an interesting preliminary 1 43 117 5 Also rana — Butlocohn gun Mem- 107 PeachHftg Rose HO Chum 112 George match ory and Fervid McCraim 113 Ky Ac 107 Bruh 107 MadSeventh race 8 furlonga— One Cent cap Marvin 107 Flo O’Neill 107 Poly wog $4 80 100 325 80 won 111 Bhowdowu 112 Miss Caroline 100 King $9 20 (Rimpson) 14 30 39 70 secNaebreaks (Brhafer) 118 112 3 90 ond Skid (Kurtzinger) 123 third PinSeventh tae $1200 and up Run one and Also ran— Regulation Time 113 mlleo— Maecenas 112 Runnard Meddler 25-ROUTrio John Barton Lad 113 Spud Thlitl Rocksllde Redoubtable Bun Eros Port o' Pla 113 Vllle PUT 113 Mttdam Florence 100 Jett O Neill 113 Jack Berry 113 "" — -- w— Spectacular AT'KOKAitenvir Ann Clay 100 Blck Em Down 113 First fare six furlomi— Shift 105 (Noblel tlO Bert Ace 10S RollJmpll2 $7 00-53 $3 64 won 101 Kink X 10S Pretty Run 101 Kins at Arms 113 Radio Ser- Coral Beach 113 Flrat Mlsalon 113 Horn (Deprrlnt) 10 30 $5 70 arrond 7 12 third Time 105 (Cunningham) Pipe 113 SAN FRANCISCO May 6 (ZP)— vice 1 15 Also rana—Temp d Amour Weather cloudy track fart With Jack Dempsey in the role of Duky Boy Nfxht Cry Marette Chlhalia Turnover and Trycobel AI'RORA ENTRIES boot feapromoter a 6 113 Second race tlx furlonga— Relllni Flrat race 1800 10 (Tarmino) 19 30 10 33 88 won Prancing My turing Max Baer of Livermore Bayamo Oenerola 101 ec-o- n 14 13 $6 78 101 (Cunningham) 114 Fleetln 10 Calif LUhtnlna Sweet Black against an outstanding Step 13 75 a Thlitle Evie 104 (Boucher) 10 10 109 Amour Thunder Oold Nymph is definitely slated Alio rana— Coy Clover Bottmn 100 Joeephlue D 114 Chau-mle- re hlrd Time 115 5 ' heavyweight Blue French Lane Dontados Emulator for Reno Nev July 4 100 R K Otrl 104 Mlaa Beryl 104 By An Inch Claaay Easter Boy Qd Double Chin too Bonnla L 104 Maatera Rose Baer’s opponent will be selected Cloud Prtnceaa Evol 104 Runnln Girl 104 Fair Lawn 100 Lyle from the following trio: Paulino Third race six furlonga— Bocantone 113 Stackpole 111 2 30 worn Bourbon (Jones) $3 50 32 74 and UP IS 00 Second race Uscndnn of Spain Vittorio Cam-po- lo Maid 111 (Moore) $3 55 3 16 lecond Mli furlonae— Mike Brown 110 Thomas Beth giant Argentine and Jim Perfection 101 (Fae) 3 38 third Time Master Ace 110 Thistle Duke 98 Old no Also rana—Shady Rent Maatwr Bill 105 Northampton 107 Prince Fat 113 Dempsey 115 6 Maloney of Boston Dandy Dan Boiou G Wilson and Slstr 110 Lanier 108 Oraydale 101 Kukul prefers Uicudun believing the Toney Sir RaouL no Sliver Leaf 00 Title Oak 110 Lady Fourth race mile and fmeeitxtienth— Messenger 103 Marshal Seth 110 Maximum Spanish woodchopper would draw Modern Times 99 (Fge S3 60 $3 74 32 SOcw 101 LoulavlUo and Nashville 109 Jdonnle a large following from California Bee-Ftewont Finnic 107 (Berry) IS 89 $l99i U-' 309 $3 40 third 4'4 furlortira nnd: Lurk Day rao noli and Sea Time 1:52 Alio rana-Balth- Mir lasa 113 Grand Doe 119 EssenRocket tial 119 aDlxUna 113 Burton Aanea 113 Fifth race tulle and Reju- Nebbla 113 Chief Reyer 119 Elslen Bruce 2 6 90 $3 80 venation 100 (Richards) 113 Cousin Judy 113 Ultlt Vote 113 Brldse-po- rt worn Blllv Doran 105 (Hanford) 2 98 7 48 119 Oeneral Ormont 119 fitnala O 119 2 00 third second Vole 100 (Day) Time aBesiar Lady 111 1 57 6 Also rana— White Hoopi Gold and up 1 mile-j- ack Fourth race -- year-olda Enthusiastic and Faciste Alexander 111 Checkmate 109 Areaal local hoMeho pttchr Wednnday OwrO Handle Al111 Eltxabeth 8 109 The race Laurie 100 Pathan and mile Sixth Pleasantly aurprlied by a ylaU from derman 110 (LevlanrtL 114 10 $896 4 0(1 103 Ham 10 Ed Reeae 11 I) via of Ohio Datlonal champion who won 0 68 15 and up 1 mile and Fifth race Moaque 111 (Whitaker) Will ba here for a few daya 3 30 tMrd 10 yards— Brides room 103 Bolon O Wilcond: Belgium 111 (Face) Cbrls Little In claaa A and Oeorse Sea- Time 10(1 1 49 103 rana— Dunro son Priw Also Evarlaatlnx Reproduce 100 man and B Varnes In elaaa B led In the MU Matt Checkmate Dick Chevely Foroe Prickly Heat 101 Flnnster in Gay HalUc Oar’ pitching 109 Beth 104 99 The Nancy Alderman Laddie Carter on and The annua) election of tha county aaoo-tlatl- Luky and up 1 mile Sixth race Seventh race mile and will do held Saturday 100 6 83 M 10 yard— True Boy 109 Potfull 11 00 97 (Faher) and Dee Thistle Tha aoorea: 4 50 Mlea Mary3 18 Dee John 00 Btr John K 101 t Laneer lit (Pendergrass) second Wonalra 105 (Face) 19 30 thrd land 101 Knockabout 109 Wandcrlnx Mln-etr- ei W U DR STL Tot Ft100 Time 1 67 109 Beequl 101 Brilliants 101 Fortune 6 Also rant— rddy Oarllno 08 C Little V IS 51 92 63 9 8 and Oeneral Keep I I W Andelln berenth race 1900 and up 93 49 J B Waltcra 2J mils and 70 yards— Ultimate Vote 100 Red FIMLTCO KNTRIF6 77 48 A Ivey 100 101 Rill 100 M Lena Phillips and Spider U00 race 95 02 up tlx First O Ecenroad 104 Traneareaslon 07 Black Colono 107 Fair Jean 102 Thun- Chilly Fllxht i I $ 19 49 furlonga— D Peterson Rtorklnaa 07 Boyish Bob 00 Ted Healy 101 der King 118 Dark Bin! 107 sBy Paea IT Thrace-lOA 101 Taney 102 Sun Tourist 102 Teterraplr DR BR Tot Pt Weather 22 42 190 102 Notus 110 Mullah 110 Fair Sun lh3 12 O 8cmag 91 39 B Vaynca 45 40 B Winbert 42 49 B Hanacn 30 H Bradford II IS 90 J Pearaou MAULER PUTS ON BUUrAXKUINU Above 110 r Slioe Pitching Cliamp Visitor l Scarritt Goes To Washington ScarBOSTON May 8 ritt Boston Red Sox outfielder today was released on waivers to the Washington Senators He will report to Walter Johnson's club before Friday's game at Detroit The Red Sox management also announced the release of Outfielder John Lucas on option to the Galveston club of the Texas league and the recall of Pitcher Walter Murphy from the New Haven Eastern leaguers Murphy will round out Shano Collins' pitching staff Ufittt Big Ed Morris recovers from his Illness (AV-Russ- ell Voigt Sails for Golfing Wars NEW YORK Msy 8 CTS— George Voigt now one of the out ' bunding candidates for the mantle shed by Bobby Jones sailed at midnight tonight on the Aquitanla lp bound for the British amateur cham-'pionsh- He will arrive In time for a few preliminary practice rounds before he has to Jump Into the fray in which he Will be America’s principal hope Restores Faith Boyd “Frog" Rasmussen not Of Admirers crack Cougar sprinter icipate In track this year Coach G PROVO— will y May 6 hope of the west for the Kentucky Derby Until defeated last Saturday at Churchill Down by Pittsburgher made such a great showing in today's workouts that his follower were ready to pin their faith on him again The bay colt was given a speed of a mile which trial for he covered In S8 5 second He was and caught at the quarter In :23 the half In :4l flat It was the best showing of the day Pittsburgher also was given a workout but was not pressed His time was clocked at the naif in :49 3- -5 rs 5 1:15 In and at Spanish Play which came eeoond to Pittsburgher last Saturday was 1:15 5 sent over the mile in :49 He then galloped out and 1:42 5 another eighth In 1:57 Don Leon was breezed over s mile 5 1:30 in :26 5 :53 5 and LOUISVILLE (AV-Ins- co five-eight- hs 4-- three-quarte- 1- -6 1:46 ' OGDEN— The city commission Wednesday directed the city engineer to prepare plans and specifications for two concrete tennis courts at Liberty park after which bids for the work will be advertised for The cement courts will take the place of the cld clay courts and are expected to be a big Improvement It Is said that the courts will be heavily patronized part- Ott Romney announced Wednesday Inasmuch as Rasmussen will return to school next year and has not taken part In any meets this season due to a torn ligament early In the season ha will be eligible for competition next year Rasmussen should be a big help to the Cougars’ chances next season as he was showing brilliant form before suffering his leg injury Fort Worth Dallas Houiton Beaumont San Antonin Wichita Falls Oalvpgton Shreveport TEXAS' IF A OPE — : Team Standing ' Won Lost 5 7 13 12 a aa U 10 10 7 7 9 Pet 7 ' 9 11 13 13 12 723 032 011 526 478 280 860 WedneadsT’a 333 -- Beaumont fl Ratvlta Ran Antonio 6 Wichita Fall! 4 Fort Worth 10 Oalvralon 3 Houitoa L Fort Worth 0 (Tuesday night) 5 SOUTHERN AMERICAN Team Standing ASSOCIATION Toaoi $1aa4lni ASSOCIATION Birmingham Memphis Little Rock Atlanta Naahvllte Nrw Orleana Mobile 8t Paul LouUvtlla Columbus Milwaukee Chsuanooga Rsl(t Toledo 9 Kansas CltT 9 Oiheri postponed ram and cold Wodtimday'a Rosalia o rain Memphis-Mobirain Atlanta 11 Rirntinaham 10 10 Little Rock New Orleans 0 Chaitanooxa-Nashvllt- Chicago May Get Title Bout If Lawmakers Act CHICAGO May 6 fUP)- -A belated effort to obtain the Max Bchmeling-You- ng Stribltng heavyweight championship bout for Chicago was given Impetus today by Mayor Anton Cer-m- ak July 3 the contracts for the bout have not been signed by Madison Square Garden corporation of Illinois promoter of the bout with Cleveland officials DRAPER— An Invitation track and When told that the house of repfield meet for junior high schools of resentatives at Springfield III had bouts Salt Lake and Utah counties will be passed a bill to permit held in the Draper park Friday un- In Illinois Mayor Cerm&k expressed der sponsorship of the athletic club a lively interest of Draper and the Junior high “I hope that this will make It possible for Chicago to get this big school Events will consist of 60 and sports event" said Cermak “The dashes high and broad Jump benefits to the city are obvious and distance and accuracy throws of I will do all In my power to assist in baseball ehotput pole vault and re-l- having Chicago made the site of the races Both boys and glriJ’ will bout" r Although scheduled lor Cleveland SPRINGFIELD 111 May 6 (UP)— The Max Schmeling-Youn- g Strlbllng heavyweight championship scheduled for Cleveland July 3 will be held in Chicago If the Illinois state legislature passes a bill to legalize bouts Representative Frank Foster said in urging passage of the bill In the house today After his speech the house passed the bill by a vote of 80 to 10 The senate paobably will vote on the measure next week Boy s Girls Take Part in Meet nd 100-ya- rd av Ttj bout 1931 A M KDYL— CB8 Tony’s Scrapbook KDYtr— CBR Morning Minstrels K8L— Reveille KDYL —CBS Chatting with Ids Bailey Allen K8L— Breakfast Club KDYL— CB8 Busy Fingers K8L— N Y stock market report KDYL — CBS Pot of Gold K8L — Morning Melodies KDYL— Song Fest Eight Other Asbeseors Also Ileport to State Commibbiou KSL- sls the first of the Morgan county nine counties so far to report their assessed valuations for the year 1931 to show an Increase over the valua tlons of the corresponding property on which taxes were paid in 1930 County Assessor Ralph G Warner re ports a total of $2760454 on property under his Jurisdiction for 1930 whereas the total equalized valuation on tills property in 1930 was $2474-95- 4 Is 10 45 Morgan county has a large percentage of projierty assessed by the state tax commission the 1930 total 11 for such being $4095410 The valua- 11 tion placed on the Union Pacific's trackage in Morgan Is about equal to the total of all proiierty assessed by the county assessor Also reporting to the state tax com- n 12 mission Wednesday were: Box Elder county where Assessor I B Ward fixes valuation this year at $17061540 and about the same property last year paid on $17806597 Garfield County Values Decrease Garfield county where Assessor E R McEwen reports a valuation of as compared with $2330440 for the corresponding property last year the drop figuring out 163 per 6-- 0 7-- 5 6-- 1 6-- 4 Considerably heftier around the waist line than he was five years ago when he quit the ranks of the Slmon-purto tour with Suzanne Lenglen and Mary Browne Richards still Is light of foot and with a perfection of stroke that approches the ultimate In tennis form The match was merely a tune-u- p practice for Richards! meeting Saturday night with William Tatum Tilden II but Vlnnie and Doeg whanged away at the ball as If it were a championship match at Forest Hills After his match with Doeg Richards played a two-smatch With es cent Washington county where Assessor Charles Bringhurst finds his total this year at $3250530 compared with $3278360 a year ago the drop being less than 1 per cent The increase In Morgan county comes eliiefly on the Waste land and grazing land items In the amounts of $25000 and $32000 respectively Morgan county reports 62 foxes this year valued at $50 each as compared with 80 with a like valuation a year ago The number of automobiles has increased from 547 to 557 in the year but under the new schedule for used cars the valuation has dropped from $78000 in round numbers to $71000 The summary for Morgan: 1931 Item Real estate $1992 827 366380 Improvements Livestock 162150 239097 Other personal Totals $2760454 $2747954 Box Elder Is another county which has a large assessment of public utilities the property assessed by the state board In 1930 amounting to Of this the railroad companies had more than $14000000 and the power company nearly $6000000 1 Bell Box Elder has increased the assessed Berkeley Bell winning 1 had not played for several weeks value of Improvements on farm acreand was obviously in the need of age from $1120000 last year to more practice' this year Decreases In the assessed value of range livestock per head have cut deeply Into the liveThe assessor this stock valuation ' year found 133303 range sheep which he valued at $450000 and 15049 range cattle valued at $253000 Last year the count was 134673 range sheep and 13550 range cattle and TREMONTON— The local team chalked the final valuations $785000 for the up the season s flrat win at the expense of the Honeyville club The acore a as 4 to 1 sheep and $257000 for the cattle 23 et 6-- 6-- Tremonton Wins Over Honeyville Box Elder shows 3256 automobiles worth $358000 in 1931 and 3412 In 1930 valued at $490000 An item which somewhat mystified the state tax commission members and officers Wednesday was that of machinery tools implements and supp tierin' Box-- Elder countywhioh-- l Hook Johnson starting chucker for the winpera woe picked for three hits and a run In the opening inning but settled down and threw masterful ball In the next three frames He hold the Honeydews hitleaa and Vhlffed seven men Watkins took up the pitching duties in the fifth and allowed He also only a single in five frames struck out eeveq batters The losing pitcher down with four safe clouts Larry Evans played fine brand of ball back of the platter Evan Green Roush Riders kid shortstop handled hla Job in a nifty fashion Next Sunday the Tremonton squad will meet the Malad team champions of southern Idaho ROUOH HONETVTLL 4 11 llOonver 9b r Wheatley8b ssBHOAl 5 1 0 Evans c O Whatlvcf-- e BHOA D Hunakr2b 5 0 0 1 Harris cf 1 0 0 D Green If 0'McDowsli lb 1 0 0 O E Green ss 4 0 0 3 Height 2b 9 0 0 0 Shuman rf 0 0 O' Johnson p 1 0 0 0 Watkins fi 9 0 0 0 J Hansaker pi O Orme rf 110 L Orme If S Orme lb O Hnskrc-c- f B U Hunaakerp i HunsaarlD Total! Totals 6 4 5 4 5 4 9 9 2 8 97 110 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 1 0 2 0 10 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 -Dem PORTLANDSalt Lake ay 6 fffO-- Ira won on a foul over Howard Cantonwlne Webster City Iowa In a heavyweight wrestling bout here tonight Cantonwlne won the first fall In 44 seconds with a double reverse wristlock and Dem evened the bout In 17 minutes with an airplane spin When they came back for the final fall Cantonwlne punched his op ponent In the fare and the referee awarded the match to Dern Dern weighed 200 Cantonwlne 215 Ore-M- At San Francisco OP)— Joe Malce-wic- z Utica N Y heavyweight wrestler defeated Freddie Meyers Chicago The Utica grappler took the first fall after 38 minutes with a body slam The second fall went to Meyers In seven minutes on an airplane spin Malcewtcz finished the rough match 11 minutes later with a double armlock Charles Fisher Kansas City won from Jose Maclal Mexico with a body hold In 31 minutes Dr Karl Sarpolla Cleveland won an unpopular decision from Abe Colman Glendale after 30 minutes of wrestling Ad Santei Oakland used an arm scissors to throw Frank Shorhm Texas In 17 minutes Mason At ' Spokane — Charlie Longview Wash light heavyweight took the odd fall from Tom - Ray Portland Mason won his first fall in the second round by a headstand and his second In the fifth with a body Blam Ray won his fall In the third round with a leg lock Ray weighed 175 pounds NEW YORK May 6 m— Dick Shlkat 218 Philadelphia threw Rudy Dusek 212 Omaha Neb after 45:41 with a crotch and head hold Ray Steele 210 California threw Bill Root 317 Oregon with a head and arm lock in 10:30 Earl 230 Omaha and Hans Stelnke 240 New York drew in a dy match ference In the location of sugar on hand January 1 was suggested as a This item possible explanation comes under the heading of “other In the summary personal property” which shows: 1931 1930 Item Real estate $11067229 $11078819 3159805 2587440 Improvem's 1120751 Livestock 1522148 1713755 2618190 Other pers'l -- Totals 77 i 9 Range Sheep Cantouwine Loses To Salt Laker 30 12 45 1 00 4 4 4 5 5 6 6 6 0 7 KDYL— Police bulletin KSL— The Zion Special KDYL — CBS Program KBL— NBC Van and Don KDYL— Broadway Melodies KSL — NBC 'l he Ship of Joy Melodies KDYL—Mornlng KDYL— Cecil and Sally KDYL — Muaicttl Interlude KDYL— CBS Columbia Revue KSL — Carolyn Jenaen KDYL— Melody Moments KDYL— Classical Gems K8L— Julia Hayes KDYL — Smiling Eddie Marble ‘KBL — Dietary Discussion KDYL— Barbara Gould beauty talk KHL — Jennie Lee KDYL— Talkie Tunes K8L — Informal program KDYL — Health School of the Air KSL — NBC Women’s Magazine of the Air KDYL— CBS American School of the Air KSL— NBC Ann Holden KSL — Midday Melange KDYL— World Bookman F M KDYL — Farm Flashes KDYL — Noonday Rhythm KSL— Market reports KDYL— CBS Columbia Salon orches- - Edna Wallace Hopper KSL — NBC Home Decoration pro gram KDYL— CBS The Three Doctor KSL — Broadcasters’ Review KDYL— Jazz Skit 'KSL— Varieties KDYL— CBS Asbury Park Casino orchestra KSL — Musical Interludes KDYL —CBS Will Osborne and orchestra Melodies KSIj — Tea Time Tunes KDYL— CBS Virginia Arnold KDY- L- Musical Varieties KSL— To ne Cryer KDYL— CBS AxS Oillham KDYL — CBS Gordon Kibbler s K8I— Guide for the Family Shopper KDYL— CBS Ben Bernie and orchestra KSL -- Light classical selections KDYL — CRS Morton Downey 15 KDYL CBS St Moritz orchestra 30 KSL NBC Phil Cook KDYL -- The Kangaroo club 45 KHL — Studio informalities 00 C Connecticut Yankees 30 KDYL- - Musical favorites 00 KSL - NBC Birthday Party KDYL— Stock reports 05 KDYL — Dinner hour music 15 KDYL— CBS Character Reading 30 KSL— NBC EiiAemble KDYL— Tunes of the day 00 KSL— NBC B A Rolfe music KDYL— CBS The Lutheran Hour KSL-lNB- KDYL— Melodies KDYL— CBS Shoes 800 KSL— NBC Amos ’n’ Andy KDYL — CBS Felix Ferdinando 7 30 7 45 815 6 30 845 900 KFI — String ensemble KNX— Honorable Archie KPG— Salon orchestra KSR— Fep program KDYL— CBS Military band KGO— Smiles KNX— Marjorie Henly soprano KOA— Listening Hour KDYL— Sleenjr Time Tunes KGO — Standard symphony KNX— Musical Barbers KSL — Organ reveries KDYL— CBS Radio roundup KOA— Politics KDYL — CBS Oz7le Nelson music KNX —Symphony orchestra class has resulted in a severe cut in that class The assessor this year found 50J9 range cattle 38377 range sheep and 21155 goats compared with 4463 range cattle last year 22486 range sheep and 20250 goats The valuations this year and last year are respectively: Range cattle $94000 and $88000 range sheep $132000 and $131000 goats $42000 and $50000 The assessor counts 1018 automobiles in Washington county this year compared with 924 last year but the valuation Is $165000 as against 0 The comparative summary for Washington county shows: Item Real estate 1931 $1608 650 697965 391230 552685 Improvements Livestock Other personal $3250530 $3278360 About $300000 worth of property in Washington county was assessed by the state board-- $17061540 $17806597 Show Decrease Garfield county property assessed by the state board last year totaled only $42250 the county assessor’s valuation figures therefore' being about net for that county Range sheep had decreased In numbers acassessor’s to the figures from cording 65000 to 54000 during the year’ snd with decreased values per head the item drops from $351000 to $171000 The count of range cattle shows an increase from 6281 to 5336 but the total valuation of this Item drops from $94000 to $84000 Garfield county had 364 automobiles this year one less than last year but the valuation has dropped from $65000 to less than $48000 The summary for Garfield county: Item Real estate Improvements Livestock Other personal 1931 1930 $1175948 $1151388 271900 327415 341399 553334 161640 298303 -- Totals $1950887 $2330440 Wayne county reports 33221 range sheep and 4291 range cattle this year valued at $109000 and $71000 respectively Last year there were only range sheep counted and 4094 range cattle the valuations being 28-3- Item Real estate Improvements Livestock Other personal 1931 $500084 152845 212538 109071 1930 $500735 150770 254553 89360 Totals $974538 $995438 The state board of equalization and assessment had no property to assess In Wayne county It is possible that some small public utility may be found there tills year when the tax commission assesses such utilities even If only Intracounty Washington county finds $32 000 worth of waste land this year which was valued in 1930 at only $190 It has dropped the valuation of Improvements on acreage by $5000 but has increased the Improvements on lots by $17000 The counts of livestock are Increased resulting also in Increased valuations on this industry while the omission of Intangibles from the other personal property) two-ho- Abandoned Well 6 er morrow The strike started yesterday with student accusations charging “bad conditions” at the school and of some faculty members Scale formation on the walls and tubes of boilers is prevented by the use of electricity KPO— Drama tulld KSL— Vsrtetv program 930 KSL — NBC Dsmltaase revua KDYL— CB8 Symphony music KPO — Sydney Rosenbloom pianist KNX— Lubovlskl trio 9 45 KPO— At tha Tavern 1000 KSL — Studio program KDYL —Staff program KGO — Sparklers KFI— Beautiful Women KNX— Joa Bishop's Guitar KPO— Cy Trobbe’s Scrapbook KOA —Sports Interview 10 30 KSL— Character analysis KDYL— CBS Sunshine Band KGO— Story Teller KFI— Wandering Minstrels 10 45 KSL — 8ugarhouse Business League 11 00 KSL— Local Theater Frolic KDYL — Police Bulletin KGO — Nomads KFI— Parisian Quintet KNX— The Gossipers KPO— News Slices KNX— The Ariaona Wranglers 1115 KPO — Maurice Gunsky 11:30 KSL— Bits of Drama KGO— Ylr FrJen’ Scotty KFI —Schonberger Trio KPO— Hotel orchestra KOA— Organ recital 11 ’45 KGO — Sarah Krelndler violinist 1200 midnight K8L— Silent KDYL— CBS Val Valente’s Music KGO— Andy and Virginia KNX— Night Club A M 12 30 KNX— Organ recital KPO— Floyd Wright organist 1 00 KDYL— Signing Off Traps Child Alive GENEVA Neb May 6 (P—More than a score of volunteers were work lng feverishly here tonight hi hope of rescuing Carroll Brower daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Brower who had fallen into an abandoned well An occasional cry from the little girl told the workmen that the child was still alive The child’s father had driven over the old well with a motor truck The child toddled causing a caveln along after the truck and fell through the opening The hole was not large enough to admit the body of an adult ’ PIONEER PASTOR DIES — TACOMA Wash May 6 (ZP) The Rev Walter C Veazie a pioneer minister in the Congregational church who had spent 21 of his 83 years iu Ho Washington state died today was tlie father of the Rev Carl H Veazie pastor of the First Congregational church here Shaving in the dark is made easy by a small electric light attached to the handle of a safety razor Z C M I GREAT MAY SALE r' Health School of the Air KDYL TODAY 11:15 a interesting talk by 'a member of the UTAH STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION on DYSPEPSIA An Authorities ay “The only SAFE milk I that which Is effectively pasls teurized” Clover milk is effectively pasteurized by automatic machines in the mort modern dairy in the west Commences Monday May 11th FOR ONE WEEK ONLY BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE arris equalization last of AUERBACH CO What Fashions and Colors Are Most Becoming to You? - Mrs L J ane Smith From BUTTERICK Help You to Select the Smartest Fashions and Teach You How to Make Charming Clothes With the Real Paris Chic! Will DAILY SCHEDULE 10 a m —Individual assistance will be given in the selection o£ patterns and materials suitable f orj:our type a nd f i gure 10 to 12:30 a m — Come in and see how an expett cuts a dress or a coat 2 to 3:30 p m— Butterick patterns will be fitted for customers 9 a ' 9 15 07 $153000 and $73000 The number of automobiles counted In Wayne has Increased from 209 to 233 but the valuation has dropped from $36000 to $26000 The summary for the county: May Prepares for NEW YORK May 8 (ZP)— Governor Franklin D Roosevelt put aside the cares of office today and prepared to sail late tonight for France He Is going to visit his mother Mrs James Roosevelt who is ill of Influenza near Paris The governor disclosed today that former Governor Alfred E Smith visit to Mr Roosepaid a street home last velt's Sixty-fift- h Although New York newsnight dealt worn papers said the conference two prompolitics and had drawn the inent Democrats into closer harmony and Smith Mr on party policies both Mr Roosevelt denied politics were discussed and said the visit was purely social reinstatement of two dismissed students lulled 300 strikers of Northern Normal and Industrial school into an attitude of reconciliation today Student strikers accepted the promise of W 8 Dolan memberBie-b-of the board of regents that Alfred and Miss Bernice O'Grady would be reinstated pending decision of the regents Dolan understood the students would return to classes to- 1930 Totals S D Governor Trip to France Agreement Looms In Student Strike $1574450 685910 380750 637250 ’ CHICAGO May 6 CTS)— ' Abraham Lincoln arrested for being drunk and Len Small for racing 60 miles an hour in an automobile to get a job as a barber appeared in police court today When Abe colored pleaded guilty Judge Alfred Erickson let him go free upon his promise to live more like ills famous namesake Len Small explained that after being out of work for more than a year ‘‘perhaps’’ he did press a bit too hard on the accelerator when he heard about a Job The court likewise freed him with the reminder that his namesake an governor had built up the hard road system not burned It up ABERDEEN Y iV Abe Lincoln DrunkyWins Court Mercy $199-00- last year totaled $801000 and this year year Is placed at $241000 Some dif- RTDFRS 1 20 05 15 12 30 Wayne county where Assessor Baker reports valuations of $974538 this year compared with $995438 a year ago a drop of 31 per NEW YORK May 6 OT— The two leading exponents of professional and amateur tennis in the United States net on the floor of the 17th regiment armory today and the man who gets paid for his play won The two players were Vincent Richards holder of the world's professional championship and John Hope Doeg the tall young Californian who holds the United States amateur title They played four sets and Richards won all The scores were - Shopping Hints n Vignettes KDYL-Oiga- KBL— Aunt Dinah Vin Richards Finds Pickin’s cent In Doeg Bell Claud - 3-- 3-- 3-- Kaunas City Ogden Constructs Toledo Indianapolis Cement Courts Minneapolis' Wednesday’ f Rasmussen Lost To Cougar Team Iosco’s Showing t MAY 7 Soccer Union MORGANCOUNTY TURNING Plans State TAX VALUATION THE DIAL Title Games SHOWS BOOST 1 CHURCHILL THURSDAY MORNING to without charge 3:30 pm— A practical lesson with problems Information on how to handle different types of materials— chiffons georgettes voiles silks woolens etc will be given ’ FASHION TALKS THIS WEEK— 3:30 p m Each Day Thursday —Preparing a Dress for Fitting Friday —Finishing a Dress Saturday— No Talk (Pattern Department — Street Floor! 4- - ’ - : : |